Choose a favourite story, chapter or excerpt from Project Gutenberg's library, and bring it to life in one shot.
A director that shows its work. Each page opens the full log for that film — treatment, plan, references, every take, verdict and dollar.
Choose a text. The director does the rest and you watch it happen. Invite-only while it proves itself.
The evidence chain is the product.
The source is read whole. Characters, places, period, look and a runtime come out as a casting record, bound to the text's hash.
A treatment with a dramatic question; a shot plan with beats, durations and camera intent; reference sheets generated and checked.
Every shot is filmed against its references, measured for motion where the frame is lit, accepted or rejected, and redirected when it fails.
Title cards, score, loudness to broadcast spec, the master delivered to you, and the whole ledger published here.
Treatment, plan, each reference sheet's check, each take's motion measurement and verdict, each redirection's reasoning, the finish and the upload — retained with hashes and shown here exactly as the engine wrote them. Nothing in the log is narrated after the fact.
A person never approves a story, a design or a take. When the director stops on something it has not learned, the cause becomes code with a test pinned to the retained evidence, and the run resumes on the same paid bytes.